Easy, super-fast, and beautiful! This fast and easy granny stripe baby blanket crochet pattern is perfect! The Granny Stripe Baby Blanket by Maybe Matilda is the type of pattern you can use for quick baby shower gifts or for charity, this crochet project works so fast and is so well explained, you’ll love it from the beginning to the end. The pattern comes with a step-by-step photo tutorial.
Pattern Facts
- Designer
- Maybe Matilda
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What You’ll Need
Yarn: This one calls for worsted weight (size 4) yarn.
Hook: 5.5mm.
You’ll also need: a tapestry needle for weaving in ends and scissors.
Shop the supplies: worsted weight yarn · ergonomic crochet hook set · tapestry needles · small craft scissors · locking stitch markers
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Fast And Easy Baby Blanket Crochet Pattern
Supplies
– worsted weight yarn in desired colors (for my blanket here, I’m using ‘I Love This Yarn’ from Hobby Lobby in an aqua shade and Red Heart in a really light, silvery gray—and I lost both of their labels ages ago so I can’t tell you any more than that. I’m rocking this tutorial so far! Pinterest fame, here I come!) I’m going to be showing you how to make this blanket in 2 alternating colors (changing colors every 2 rows), but you can certainly use as many colors as you’d like. For the blanket size I’m showing you how to make (a baby blanket roughly 35” square), 1 skein of each color is just the right amount.
– I/5.5 mm crochet hook
– scissors and a large-eye blunt needle to weave in ends
Check out the original source for this Fast And Easy Baby Blanket Crochet Pattern with all the directions and full written pattern at: Maybe Matilda
Thanks to Rachel B. Brown for the article inspiration and featured image.
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